I'm with @issybird - I buy Warehouse stuff pretty often, and only once have had an issue, and the return was easy. It's true that sometimes the discount is miniscule, but I've gotten some pretty good bargains too.
And in my area, in addition to Kohl's, you can often drop off at Whole Foods, which is actually even closer to me. (Although I can't for the life of me figure out when they offer Kohl's and when they offer Whole Foods...another inexplicable Amazon algorithm....)
And I like the theory of keeping an eye out for stuff in the next few weeks! Don't know if it will work, but thanks for the thought!
Of course, this year, for the first time in a long time, I actually bought some things - mostly a new computer, since mine at home was getting really long-in-the-tooth. So now I'm going to try out Windows 11 - which, trying to look at the bright side, will get me a head start on it, I suppose, since someday, I imagine I'll have to implement it at work too.
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Originally Posted by issybird
I have a theory.
Background: in the past year, most of my Amazon shopping has been done in the warehouse. With one exception, I’ve got items in perfect condition, sometimes repackaged or in damaged packaging. Obviously returns that I’ve been able to buy at significant discounts.
So, in the days after Prime Day(s), once those packages start hitting the front steps, will people regret what they bought in that rush of enthusiasm and start dropping the stuff off at Kohl’s? I’m not going to shop across the board, but I am going to keep an eye on my wishlist.
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